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Woodroze Ostrich Canadian Maple Polarized Sunglasses (Brown/Natural)
Woodroze Ostrich Canadian Maple Polarized Sunglasses (Brown/Natural)
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$ 110.00
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Description
The Ostrich model sunglasses by Woodroze are built from recycled Canadian Maple. After the recycling process it is layered and pressed. This process gives the frames extra strength when taking them to the limit. Features polarized shatterproof polycarbonate lens, 100% UVA/UVB protection, stainless steel optical spring hinges. Don't worry about taking them out in the H20, these are 100% water resistant and floatable!
About Woodroze
The founders of Woodroze found themselves outside most of the time... which is how they got started with sunglasses. Sunglasses are nothing new so they wanted to add a twist to the industry and offer something different. The business plan started in 2007 on a napkin and every year it grew until they saved enough money to start. They manufacture high quality wood and sustainable products.The product lend themselves to being above or under the water as well. They decided in the beginning that they wanted to aid in reef farming seeing how much our underwater eco system depends on reefs. So with every single purchase of a pair of wooden sunglasses, a portion of the sale goes to reef restoration down in the Florida Keys. They are currently manufacturing our "softwood series" of wood sunglasses made from different types of pine trees. Something no one else is doing. For every tree they harvest we plant three. They offer a sustainable product with the ruggedness of a tank. They use all high grade Italian optics and hinges in the product.
After looking at hundreds of sunglass models and numerous brands, Groundswell Supply selected Woodroze to be among the best in overall quality combined with value. The use of premium woods as well as the floatable products offered are ideal for our lifestyle. Each design is carefully “Crafted by Man” to look good, feel light, and withstand the elements. We especially love their sustainable approach to optics and their replanting initiative with each harvest as well as their concern for protecti